What your hair goals ? You want your hair to be at it's best ?. Shiny, bouncy, healthy hair is a must for all lengths. But if you are trying to grow up your hair and prevent damage, you might need to try a few Hair Care Tips.Vitamins.
Hair specialist doctors love to remind us that it is impossible to alter the rate at which your hair grows. Average hair growth is ½" per month. I am able to speed up my normal growth rate to ¾" each month just by taking supplements for my hair.
Hair specialist doctors love to remind us that it is impossible to alter the rate at which your hair grows. Average hair growth is ½" per month. I am able to speed up my normal growth rate to ¾" each month just by taking supplements for my hair.
There are hundreds of bottles with the word "hair" slapped on the label, but they are not all created equal. First, get a multivitamin that encompasses all of your body's needs. Then you can be anxious about extra nutrition for your hair. Hair especially likes B complex, biotin, folic acid, antithetic acid, iron, zinc, flax seed oil, black currant seed oil, kelp and silica. If you want to be extra sure your hair is getting what it wants, take an amino acids complex as well.
Your hair is a byproduct of your body's functions. If your body is in use with the best nutrition, then it can produce a better product.
Massage.
Wear your hair up more.
A lot of people don't get this one. "What's the point of having long hair if I have to wear it up all the time?" The point is to have more beautiful, healthy, long hair. Every time you wear your hair down, you are exposing it to environmental damage. It is exposed to the air, which will dry it out. Wind will cause tangles, which in turn causes more handling and more damage. Your hair will rub against your clothes which dries it out even further. Try wearing your hair up at least 50% of the time. By the end of one month, you will notice much less breakage, and less dryness. Don't neglect your trims.
This one I had to learn the hard way. "If I'm trying to grow out my hair, why would I cut it?" Big mistake. The last 2 inches of my hair always looked raggedy and thin and I could never understand why. Then I gave in and got a good trim. My ends were soft, smooth, buttery and thick. I disciplined myself to get another small trim 2 months later. My ends are still looking fantastic.
Your ends are the oldest, driest and most damaged part of your hair. No matter how gentle you are to your hair, the ends split and move farther up the hair shaft. 
Find the tricks
that work for you.
There are so many hair tips it's hard to figure out which ones are best for
you. The only way to find out is to try them. Here are some of my favorite tips
that you don't see too often. Pick one or two, try them for 2 weeks to a month.
Then decide if this is the answer to your most attractive hair.
- Sleep on a satin pillowcase to prevent damage from tossing and turning.
- If your hair is damaged, use a protein treatment once a week.
- Switch to a boar bristle brush.
- Switch from plastic combs to wooden or cellulose acetate. Plastic combs have molded seams on them that damage your hair cuticle.
- Use distilled water as your final rinse. Tap water leaves mineral deposits on hair that can dull it and damage it.
- If your hair is very dry, don't shampoo every day.
- If you have fine, thin hair, stay away from volumizing and thickening shampoos. They dry out your hair.
- Stay away from hair accessories with metal in them.
